

George Washington's leadership during the Revolutionary War and his decision to relinquish power shaped the foundation of American democracy in the late 18th century.
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George Washington's leadership during the Revolutionary War and his decision to relinquish power shaped the foundation of American democracy in the late 18th century.
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George Washington, a fatherless soldier with personal ambition, rises to lead American forces against British rule during the Revolutionary War. His leadership inspires men to fight for independence in a struggle that defines a nation. After achieving victory, Washington voluntarily relinquishes power, a decision that earns him the admiration of King George III, who refers to him as “the greatest man in the world.” This documentary details Washington's transformation from soldier to statesman in the late 18th century.
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Why Watch
- Meet George Washington, a pivotal figure in American history.
- Find out how Washington stepped down from power voluntarily.
- See the sacrifices made for the cause of liberty.
Did You Know
- The film covers the life of a fatherless soldier who becomes a leader.
- It details how a British subject fought against the British Empire.
- The documentary spans 255 minutes of runtime.
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What year was the documentary 'Washington' released?
The documentary 'Washington' was released in 2020.
How long is the documentary 'Washington'?
The duration of the documentary 'Washington' is 255 minutes.
What is the main focus of the documentary 'Washington'?
The documentary focuses on the life of a fatherless young soldier who becomes a leader in the fight for American independence and later voluntarily steps down as a victorious general.
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